Podcast

Corrine Voils, MD, on De-MYTH-defying Medication Measurement

03/28/2018

 

Dr Corrine Voils, a research career scientist at Williams S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital and surgery faculty at Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, discusses her latest research paper about the myths of medication adherence.

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